The Siamese Tiger is a subspecies of tiger that was native to the regions of Southeast Asia, particularly in Thailand. Known for their striking appearance, these tigers typically have a lighter coat with darker stripes, which helps them blend into their forest habitats. Unfortunately, the Siamese Tiger is now considered extinct, with the last confirmed sighting occurring in the mid-20th century. Habitat loss, poaching, and a decline in prey have contributed to their disappearance, highlighting the importance of conservation efforts for other tiger subspecies and their ecosystems.